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More live gigs!

I’ll also be running an interactive workshop on FuncNet at: The EMBRACE-ENFIN workshop on Expression, Interactions, and System Level Modeling Helsinki, 5th-6th October 2009

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2009 06 26 Andrew Announcements
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Live gigs!

Couple of upcoming events I’ll be going to… 1. Data Integration in the Life Sciences (DILS 2009) in Manchester next month, with a poster and abstract about FuncNet. 2. EMBL-EBI/ENFIN 2009 annual forum for small-medium enterprises (SMEs), in Vienna in September, with a half-hour talk on the same subject. No ISMB for me this year, [...]

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2009 06 04 Andrew Announcements
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SOAP vs REST — a common misconception?

Update (1-Nov-09): Since writing this post nearly a year ago, I’ve come to realise that I was labouring under quite a few misconceptions myself, about REST. Spotting them all is left as an exercise for the reader. But I’d rather leave it here with this caveat, than remove it and pretend I knew better all [...]

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2009 01 03 Andrew Rants Comments (3)

Java web service frameworks — a brief survey

One of the current ongoing R&D projects at CATH is the development of a library of web services for both internal and external use. The first step in this process was the selection of a web service toolkit (or ‘stack’) to use, as there are several competing (and often mutually incompatible) frameworks available. This page [...]

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2008 12 27 Andrew Research Comments (4)